Redsand Canyon 'til I tear the walls

it appears that the man does not like the idea of being observed in any capacity. she does not think it is shame that drives this, nor a desire to hide his activities. no, she suspects it is the attempts that others might take to curb or control his actions that has him so guarding of his privacy. 

while she does not know if the need to defend this place would arise, she does know how best she'd do so. "the catacombs," she offers, mind moving to that twisting network of rock. "your greatest advantage would come in knowing the labyrinth better than your aggressors, and drawing them into it. your numbers are great enough to plan an ambush." the fighting would be tight, yes, especially for those like herself and donovan. but the tactical advantage that came with choosing one's own battlefield would be great.